Talk:Wine label

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• Label differences by country Charleenmerced ^Talk 13:50, 1 March 2007 (UTC)Charleenmerced

[edit] Label Removal

When de-labeling beer bottles for re use in homebrewing, I have found that a percabonate based cleanser such as B-Brite dissolves the glue on most bottles and lets the label slide off. A soak process like this may be undesirable for collectors, but it may also work if the solution is sponged on with a swab.

While I know this will take labels off, I don't recall or never noticed how well they were preserved or if they could be dried flat without any damage or disfigurement, so I hesitate to put this out on the article. -MalkavianX 18:48, 4 March 2007 (UTC)